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This is an error in WordPress itself and does not appear to originate from BoldGrid. In which case, I'd suggest checking out this article or contacting your web host for help with troubleshooting.
Different browsers will display HTML content differently. That's true for every website. Keeping a consistent look across browsers by various "fixes" for a certain browser (or browsers) is a normal part of the design process.
The part of the Customizer you're looking for is Background.
The image dimensions will have an effect on the resizing behavior. The reason that's there is to ensure that the image matches the the other elements on the page, which also resize in the mobile view. However, with some images this can have a jarring effect like the one you're noticing. There are a few things you can try.
- Customizer: in the admin area of your site, (or in the toolbar) click Customize and then Background. This is where you can choose different display options.
- Try different images/sizes
- Consider using a solid color or pattern instead of an image
I'd advise using a WordPress plugin for adding your Analytics code. This is not only the easiest but also safest option.
You will not be able to find the HTML <head> element in the Customizer. The Customizer only controls the front-end look of the site. You would need to edit the core theme files, but this is not advised unless you are familiar with PHP and WordPress theme template file structures (and how to use child themes).
Unfortunately there is not a CSS script to make everything adapt to mobile (at least not a single script in itself). Rather, BoldGrid designs are built with a CSS framework called Bootstrap, which is a "mobile-first" framework. This means the framework itself was made specifically to prioritize mobile responsiveness. And Bootstrap CSS selectors will work on your page, if you choose to mix and match them with what's already available. The whole framework itself is available to you so you can tweak your pages to get the exact look you want. The Inspirations are a starting point and require some adjustment.
Did you crop the image when selecting it as your background image, or did you select the "Skip cropping" option? I tested this in Swifty with an image that matched your dimensions exactly, and I selected to have it cropped. It responds perfectly in mobile view. However, I also tried it with "Skip cropping" selected and it still works. So I was not able to replicate this behavior even though I've seen it before.
Tom, this forum is public so we recommend keeping your login details private in this instance. However, we'd greatly appreciate your feature request.
This depends. Are you trying to add a slider into the body of a page or post (for example, under the title) or are do you want a slider closer to the header of the page, more toward the top? If the former, there are plugins, like Metaslider, that let you achieve this more easily. If the latter, it will be slightly more difficult and would involve theme customization in the code itself.
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